Apart from being aware of the required keyword for members inside a class, struct, or record type, Rider now provides additional support for the required keyword:.
Types inherit these lists from their base types automatically, providing a seamless experience that removes boilerplate, repetitive code. This is the list of all properties and fields that are considered required and must be initialized during the initialization of a type’s instance.
These optimizations result in a 5-10x memory consumption improvement and faster Solution-Wide Analysis loading.Now utilizes specialized collection types to further reduce the working set.The data stored in memory has been reviewed and patterns were found that allowed for the data to be deduplicated/normalized.Optimized the memory usage of Rider with the Solution-Wide Analysis mode turned ON, both in terms of memory traffic (number of memory allocations) and in terms of memory consumption.Optimized the first project-loading stage so that Rider fetches only the information it needs for restoring NuGet packages.On cold startup, all the projects are now loaded twice: first the IDE loads the projects to get the information about each one, then it runs “NuGet restore”, and then, when everything is ready, it loads the projects a second time. Solutions start up faster when you open them for the very first time (“cold startup”) and Rider has no information about them.This means that the first launch can take slightly longer, but all subsequent launches will be faster. Please note that Rider doesn’t run CrossGen during installation, but only when you first launch Rider.NET runtime and is cross-platform, this helps Rider startup and open solutions faster. NGen has also been replaced with the CrossGen utility to create native images on Windows after installing Rider.NET 6 runtime itself, Rider’s overall performance has improved compared to v2022.1. NET 6 runtime to run the backend service on all supported operating systems: Windows, Apple macOS, and Linux. Rider’s Windows backend has been migrated to the.NET 6 runtime for the Microsoft Windows backend
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